Anyone ever use this drill bit?

[Seer]

I was looking some some 6 in 7mm drill bits and came across this vendor in Dallas and saw this drill bit. Any ideas on it?
http://www.traditionalwoodworker.com/7mm-Colt-TwinLand-Brad-Point-Bit/productinfo/18-07/

 

[PenMan1]

I use them and like them! The double twist removes material very efficiently. Additionally, they are short which makes an easier "set up' for lathe drilling. IMHO, more accurate for drilling than longer bits because there is less flex as the bit goes through the blank.

I bought the whole set of them and use them daily.

 

[Jim Burr]

They work very well. Lots less deviation and clear better in softer woods

 

[whistlebritches]

Yes, i use them quite a bit. Same comments as the others....very efficient and very accurate.

 

[jimm1]

I use them. I like them. I am slowly replacing my other penturning drill bits with these.

 

[wood-of-1kind]

Been using 'bradpoint' bits for a long time. Very effective with wood pen blanks. Have both a 'metric' & 'imperial' set. Lee Valley has a great selection and they offer free shipping for a limited time as Alfred has graciously pointed out already.

 

[lorbay]

That's all I use unless I can't get that style in brad point.

Lin.

 

[Andrew Arndts]

I understand Colt is one of the better if not the, I don't want to say BEST but it is in the top 2.